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The Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys SuperMystery[1], is a series of novels that feature both the Hardy boys, and fellow Stratemeyer Syndicate character Nancy Drew. The first book in the series, Double Crossing was published in June of 1988; the series was discontinued in April 1998, with the publication of volume 36, Process of Elimination.
Unlike other Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys crossovers, this series was not written using both the Carolyn Keene and Franklin W. Dixon pseudonyms, but only using the Carolyn Keene name.
List of titles[]
- Double Crossing - 1988
- A Crime for Christmas - 1988
- Shock Waves - 1989
- Dangerous Games - 1989
- The Last Resort - 1989
- The Paris Connection - 1990
- Buried in Time - 1990
- Mystery Train - 1990
- Best of Enemies - 1991
- High Survival - 1991
- New Year's Evil - 1991
- Tour of Danger - 1992
- Spies and Lies - 1992
- Tropic of Fear - 1992
- Courting Disaster - 1993
- Hits and Misses - 1993
- Evil in Amsterdam - 1993
- Desperate Measures - 1994
- Passport to Danger - 1994
- Hollywood Horror - 1994
- Copper Canyon Conspiracy - 1994
- Danger Down Under - 1995
- Dead on Arrival - 1995
- Target for Terror - 1995
- Secrets of the Nile - 1995
- A Question of Guilt - 1996
- Islands of Intrigue - 1996
- Murder on the 4th of July - 1996
- High Stakes - 1996
- Nightmare in New Orleans - 1997
- Out of Control - 1997
- Exhibition of Evil - 1997
- At All Costs - 1997
- Royal Revenge - 1997
- Operation Titanic - 1998
- Process of Elimination - 1998
Unpublished titles[]
The Playhouse Mystery was a planned but never released 37th volume to this series. It is unknown whether a manuscript actually exists, or if there is only a plot outline.[2]
There was an ISBN number for SuperMystery #38, but nothing else is known about it.
See also[]
- Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Super Sleuths
- Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Campfire Stories
- Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Be a Detective Mystery Stories
- Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Super Mystery
References[]
- ↑ In 2007, with the debut of the Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Super Mystery series, the majority of fans started to call this series Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys SuperMystery '88 and the 2007 series Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys Super Mystery '07 in order to cut down on confusion when talking about the seperate series
- ↑ http://hardyboys.us/hbpb.htm#3